TRULEO builds the first case intelligence platform for law enforcement, and more than 1,000 agencies use us today. Most departments already have the information they need to solve a case, but it's spread across RMS, CAD, jail calls, body-worn camera footage, OSINT, and a dozen other systems that don't talk to each other, and Detectives don't have time to dig through all of it.
TRULEO sits on top of the systems an agency already uses and works the case alongside its detectives. It searches across those sources, connects related information, and surfaces leads in minutes instead of weeks. We don't replace their systems, but we make the data an agency already owns easier to actually use, so investigators can spend their time closing cases instead of running queries.
TRULEO has helped agencies turn thousands of files into real leads, break open cold cases, and solve crimes in real time. And we're hiring engineers to help us bring case intelligence to more departments.
The RoleWe're hiring a Senior Software Engineer to join our engineering team in Greenville, SC, on-site. This is a full-stack engineering role. You'll work across React, Node/TypeScript, and PostgreSQL data models. Because our product is AI-driven, you'll also build and improve the agentic systems that make TRULEO useful to detectives. It's a high-ownership role on a small, senior team where you'll ship features end to end, from design through production, and your work will directly shape how cases get solved.
What You'll Do- Build and ship customer-facing features across the full stack (front end, back end, and data), and own them from design through production.
- Design and maintain the APIs and data models behind our core case-intelligence workflows.
- Develop and improve our AI capabilities
- Build and maintain the connectors that ingest, organize, and cross-reference data from the third-party systems detectives rely on.
- Run what you build in production, including the harder parts of rollout - migrations, backfills, feature flags, and debugging live systems.
- Work within our secure, compliant development process (SOC 2, FBI CJIS) and partner with Product to turn customer needs into features people actually use.
- 7+ years of professional software engineering experience.
- Strong full-stack background, with production experience in React, TypeScript, Node.js, and PostgreSQL.
- Experience with Python, machine learning (ML), ML Ops
- Experience building AI-powered systems.
- Comfortable with cloud infrastructure and containerized deployments.
- A practical, self-directed engineer who communicates clearly and does well on a small team where everyone wears several hats.
- Able to work on-site in Greenville, SC, and to pass the background check required to work with criminal justice (CJIS) data.
Skills Required
- 7+ years of professional software engineering experience.
- Production experience in React.
- Production experience in TypeScript.
- Production experience in Node.js.
- Production experience in PostgreSQL.
- Experience with Python.
- Experience with machine learning (ML) and MLOps.
- Experience building AI-powered systems.
- Comfortable with cloud infrastructure.
- Experience with containerized deployments.
- Able to work on-site in Greenville, SC.
- Able to pass the background check required to work with criminal justice (CJIS) data.
- Experience working within SOC 2 and CJIS-compliant development processes.
- Practical, self-directed engineer who communicates clearly and works well on small teams.
What We Do
Truleo processes body camera videos for departments across the country to help automate supervision, facilitate coaching, and promote police professionalism. The technology automatically detects risky events such as use of force, pursuits, frisking, and non-compliance incidents, and screens for both professional and unprofessional officer language for supervisors to praise or review. Why Truleo? Police departments create a lot of videos - but review less than 1%. These videos contain valuable insights to improve officer training and risk mitigation that improves community trust. Studies show that officers who use professional language and review their non-compliance incidents have far more positive outcomes.
